Bro, I've become the protagonist of Douluo Dalu: Tang San.
I don't have a System, but bro, I have Innate Full Soul Power, and my Martial Souls are Twin Martial Souls: Blue Silver Grass and the Clear Sky Hammer?
A mallet still counts as a hammer, right?
Following the original story, I enroll at Notting Academy, meet Xiao Wu, and become the Grandmaster's disciple.
【Question Tang San, understand Tang San, become Tang San, then surpass Tang San!】
Six years after graduating from elementary school, I arrive at Shrek Academy for the entrance exam.
An unknown sky screen appears!
The sky screen seems to cover the entire sky over the continent, visible everywhere. All you have to do is look up.
I've seen sky-screen stories in my previous life. I can only hope this is a screen that plays videos from the Mi family. Please, don't show the original plot of Douluo Dalu 1.
I don't want the Spirit Hall's pope, Bibi Dong, or Qian Daoliu to swoop down three days later with several Titled Douluo
and make me get a game-over on the spot.
Who could have imagined that the sky screen would show…
Oscar the savior?
You're going to draw your sword too?
What do you mean, after taking a fatal blow, your consciousness falls asleep and the world's consciousness awakens?
Seriously, when you can't win, you call in a ringer?
The divine weapon, Yamato, can separate good from evil.
Wait, no!
Ma Hongjun?
You reverse time and return to the past just to change one person's death?
Huh?
Don't tell me your way of going back in time is running into a tree?
You need to follow new books more diligently. Nowadays, most people keep books. There are too few chapters and not many people read them. It is recommended to update more than 100 chapters first and then update a few chapters a day slowly, so as to retain readers.
You need to follow new books more diligently. Nowadays, most people keep books. There are too few chapters and not many people read them. It is recommended to update more than 100 chapters first and then update a few chapters a day slowly, so as to retain readers.